Citizen of Soho - A Breakfast Restaurant & Cafe

Brunch all day until 5pm! What else can you ask for? Everything in this place was delicious and the staff was extra friendly. We came in on a Sunday around 3:50pm and there was no wait time for a table of 3. You definitely have to order the Belgian waffles. They were DELICIOUS! and don’t even get me started on their sausage. HIGHLY recommended place! Will definitely be coming back!

Everything was perfect! The coffee was excellent and the food was delicious. The Big Brekkie and Belgian waffle were both amazing. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, and the service was friendly and attentive. Definitely one of the best brunch spots in SoHo. I would happily come back again. ☕️🥞✨

I love citizens of soho. We ordered a Belgian waffle OMG DELICIOUS! One of the best I’ve ever had. The pulled pork Benny is amazing! Matcha latte and iced cappuccino were great. Our waitress Bianca was a doll, very attentive and friendly. Cute chic atmosphere.

went for brunch with my husband and omg the food did not disappoint! the eggs Benedict was delicious I like that its on a scone rather than and english muffin we also got the egg and sausage with cheese on a biscuit the fluffiest softest eggs ever! and the best part was the waffle I cant wait to come back and try more. but what made it even better was servers. Christian called us his besties and we really felt like we were! Alex and Parker are also amazing and so sweet they all made the experience a million times better besides the food being amazing I just want to come back because of them we need more people like them in this world. we really cant wait to come back!

Loveeeee this place! My second time but still so amazing. Came all the way from Westchester for the waffle because it is so good! It's so soft, fluffy but still has an amazing bite and the vanilla bean paste inside makes it ever better! Good coffee and that fluff juice is a must try! Definitely a must when in the area! Couldn't eat the banana bread but needed to take it home! So yummy!

Had a great first time experience here. We were sat right away and the service was prompt. The fresh squeezed juice is amazing and i highly recommend. All of our food tasted delicious and the eggs were perfectly cooked. The space was well designed and comfortable as well. I will be back!

I don’t usually write reviews.. but this place, man. The food, the coffee, the vibe - all on point. Smiling faces everywhere. We had an incredible time and Dylan D. was just amazing - kind, attentive, funny and friendly. 10/10 will absolutely come back. 🤩 (also - I could eat a bucket of that muesli.. wow.)

Citizens of Soho never misses. This spot has that calm, downtown energy where you can grab brunch, people-watch, and pretend you’re not running from twelve deadlines. The food came out fresh, vibrant, and plated like someone actually cared. I tried the salmon eggs, which were perfectly cooked and paired with bright, clean flavors that made the whole dish feel light but satisfying. Then the Green Goddess Shashuka pulled up like it owned the place. Rich, herbaceous, and full of depth, with that beautiful green swirl that makes you feel a little healthier than you probably are. Service was friendly, the vibe was relaxed, and the food was absolutely worth the stop. I’d go back without thinking twice.

Great coffee, excellent food and great service. Nice setting. A couple of suggestions to move the experience from very good to exceptional: 1. Food was served on heavy plates which were cold. Food would stay warm longer if plates were warmed. 2. Would have loved Lactose Free Milk We will be back!

Citizens of SoHo is a must visit Brunch spot. It's super trendy but the menu has something for everyone. It was a a cold and windy day so I had to have a hot chai with oat milk which is my go-to nowadays. As a person with a taste for both savory and sweet brunch options it was a little hard to choose. My friend and I both decided to get the pulled pork benny and added the Belgian waffles because we needed to see what the hype was about! It was sooo good! The flavors were perfectly fitted to my taste buds. It has all the things I like about a Benedict but with an extra kick thanks to the sweetness of the bbq pulled pork, pickled red onions and jalapeños. The Belgian waffles were topped with fresh berries and mascarpone cheese and a sweet sauce of some sort. Sooo yummy. It was like a dessert after a delectable savory meal. So good. The service was great. Super friendly waitress and she helped out with recommendations.

We came here for brunch on a Sunday. We didn't have reservations, but the wait was only about 15 minutes. The hostess was very friendly and bubbly. To drink, I had the fluffy pineapple margarita. They press their juices in house so that they have a bit of froth to them, hence the "fluffy" name. I was worried the drink would be too sweet, but it wasn't overwhelmingly so. My partner got a kiwi margarita, which was exciting for the novelty, but the kiwi flavor was fairly subtle. To eat, I had the smashing avo benny. The cheddar biscuit was tasty and a nice alternative to a classic english muffin. However, it was a bit small and didn't quite soak up the runny eggs, so the dish became fairly soupy. The beet hummus wasn't as flavorful as I thought it might be and didn't add much to the dish. My partner got the biscuit brekkie sandwich and enjoyed it, but felt the portion size was a bit small. He ended up ordering the belgian waffles as a second entree. These were very sweet, but perfect, slightly crisp texture, and topped with a huge dollop of butter. The restaurant was bright and airy with one wall of exposed brick and lots of plants. A good option for breakfast or brunch!

I was craving a benny for brunch and this hit the spot! The pulled pork was tender/moist and the eggs were cooked perfectly. The hollandaise had a good spicy/sweet flavor from the chipotle but it wasn't overpowering. The cheddar biscuit was good in isolation but probably not needed as the other flavors were stronger. I appreciated that avocado came with this dish, as I normally order on the side! My boyfriend liked his waffles and bacon, but the sausage was overcooked/tough. The service was standard, and it was nice to sit outside on the sidewalk, minus the fact that it was a little chilly in the shade when we went the first weekend of November!

This place was so cute and service was great. Loved the bbq pulled pork Benny, the biscuit on the sandwich was amazing. Everything was great, would definitely come back.

Citizens Of Soho in New York, NY. I found your next brunch spot! Have you ever been to an Australian cafe for a brekkie? With multiple locations they have you covered! I went to the SoHo location and it was delicious. Love the vibe-Australian coffee shop meets trendy brunch spot. Insta: @thehungrysw DOUBLE STACKED Belgian Waffle- House baked double stacked Belgian waffle, maple butter, blueberry compote, oat crumble with mascarpone & cacao BBQ Pulled Pork Benny-BBQ pulled pork, soft poached eggs, pickled red onion, avocado, cilantro, chipotle hollandaise, pickled jalapeno served on our signature cheddar biscuit. Smoked Salmon Benny-Smoked Atlantic salmon, poached eggs, avocado and hollandaise served on our signature cheddar biscuit. Whipped Paloma-Whipped pink grapefruit juice gets a Tequila Hug, lime, salt Fluffy Pineapple Marg-Whipped pineapple juice, lime, Espolon blanco, black lava salt

My fiancé, my brother, and my brother's girlfriend surprised me with a birthday brunch last Saturday and it was fantastic! The servers were very friendly and accommodating to our larger group (I was surprised with friends who came to town to celebrate with me!). The ambiance is upbeat and bright and the food was fabulous! Overall, it was an incredible brunch spent with lovely friends!

What an Amazing brunch we had at this restaurant /Cafe in SoHo, NY! @citizens.of brings an authentic Aussie cafe feel to NYC. Serving classic Australian cuisines with an American twist! And everything was delicious! Make sure to try their Fluffy Cocktails! made with their fresh prossed fluffy juice. The FOOD: Salmon Eggs - $18.75 (we added avocado ) Plant Powered Big Brekkie - $20.5 with a Side of Chicken Sausage - $6 The COCKTAILS: Fluffy Pineapple Marg - $16 - super yummy! Light and delish! Whipped Negroni - $16 - the whipped orange was amazing! Mimosa flight! - $18 : because Without mimosa, it is not brunch! (Quote from their menu!) Also lastly! The staff was super friendly and accommodating! The manager came to check on us and everyone was smiling very nice time! We had sooo much FUN! . . . . . . . . .

This place is an absolute gem with multiple locations in Chelsea, Gramercy, and Soho. From the stunning interiors to the incredible service, it's a vibe you can't miss! You have to try the BBQ Pulled Pork Benny -- it's ridiculously good . The Salmon Eggs are also super tasty and the Blueberry & Coconut Bircher Muesli are super fresh and delicious. Honestly, every dish hits the mark. If you're on the hunt for a brunch spot that combines style, flavor, and top-notch service, this is it! we ordered -BBQ Pulled Pork Benny -Plant Powered Big Brekkie -Salmon egg -Blueberry and coconut Bircher Muesli -Velvet Latte -Nitro caramel iced Latte -Harissa chicken bowl Follow @spinx17 for more NYC food recs!

WOW! the food is WONDERFUL and the beetroot latte is pure HAPPINESS.. definitely will be back on a scale from 1-10, I give it a solid 13

Met a friend for brunch on a sunny Sunday afternoon at 1pm and had a pleasant experience here! We'd made reservations in advance and were seated promptly on arrival. Reservations are recommended as it can be quite full around noon. At 1pm the restaurant was about 85% full including the outdoor sidewalk seating, by the time we left close to 2:30pm, it was about 60% full. Our server was friendly and helpful in answering questions about what ingredients were in each dish, and when they didn't know an answer were able to ask and get back to us quickly. My friend tried the Whipped Paloma $16 to drink and enjoyed the refreshing citrus cocktail, summery in flavor and color. To eat we ordered: - the cheddar biscuit brekkie sandwich $17: doughy savory biscuit with shredded cheddar and minced chives, scrambled eggs, melted cheddar, two pieces of bacon, house-made tomato sauce, side salad. Overall yum! Cast iron chorizo baked eggs $18: chorizo sausage, poached eggs, red peppers, potatoes, cannellini beans, spinach, topped with roasted sliced almonds, pickled onion and feta cheese. Tasty combination of flavors, served in a cute mini cast iron pot. One of the eggs was moderately undercooked - most of the yoke was raw, though ok in this instance to spread over the multigrain toast. A few other menu items caught my eye and I'd be interested in coming back again for brunch! One note, there is only one bathroom (as far as I could tell), so the wait can be a bit, they also ran out of paper towels.

What a lovely spot to start your day!!! I went to Citizens of Soho for my birthday breakfast with my bestie, and it was SUCH a delightful treat! All of the staff working there were so kind and wished me happy birthday upon my arrival. The vibe in the restaurant was very nice and aesthetically pleasing as well! We ordered some delicious egg dishes, and were surprised with some birthday waffles, which were heavenly!!! The kind folks working here made my morning feel so special and I would go back here / bring friends here many time again!

Don't order the latte (tasted like cough syrup). Super crowded and popular spot especially weekend brunches. No outside drinks or coffees allowed. The colorful beets puree and hollandaise sauces gave artificial sadly... Appreciate the plating and color coordination effort though

TLDR: no frills, great brunch food and awesome staff. Come here for a hangover brunch or if you like simple (-- go to Balthazar if you want to wow your guest) I love breakfast food period -- and always appreciate if simple can be done extremely well. And I am so delighted to say that Citizens of Soho satisfies that craving like few places in lower Manhattan can!!! For starters, the employees and staff who work at this restaurant are incredibly kind and attentive. You can tell that the management is high-quality because everyone who works here seems to be in a good mood and happy to be serving... that's my kinda place! I came here on a Friday for a late brunch and to get some work done, and the manager and host seated me at a table right next to one of the only outlets in the restaurant and checked in on me regularly to make sure I was having a good experience. The restaurant is cute and the vibes are well curated, and not too crammed (rare in SoHo). I started with a delicious Americano and splash of soy milk (props to them for also no up charge on being lactose intolerant!), and ordered the eggs your way (soft scrambled) with whole grain toast and a side of salmon. For starters, the portion size is fabulous. A full half of an avocado and a full piece of hardy toast, accompanied by two eggs and a beautiful salad is all that I could ask for...This is exactly what I wanna eat for breakfast every day. The eggs were perfectly soft (as ordered) and herby, the avocado was fresh, and toast thick-cut. The salmon was impressively fresh as well, and all of these flavors blended well together and were amazing on their own -- remember what I said about simplicity done well?? If anything, salt and pepper and a lemon slice would go well with all of this. I am a very slow eater, so the restaurant did not rush me and continually checked in to make sure I was doing well and to ask if I needed anything else. I was craving this meal through the weekend so I actually came back again on Monday for brunch with a friend. Once again, fab! Christopher served us and he was spectacular. He was incredibly kind and attentive, and very personable... He makes you feel like a hometown friend!! On Monday (my return trip) I will say that my food came out, and I was slightly disappointed at the presentation and portion size being compromised from the Friday experience (drier eggs, less avocado and less salmon) so I showed Christopher a photo from Friday, and he without hesitation brought it back to the kitchen, and returned with an almost exact replica of my Friday plate. I will be returning on a regular basis and hope to have Christopher again and again!

Adequate space to accommodate the tired, the lost, the locals, the tourists, and most importantly, the hungry. Meandered into this snazzy eatery because we wanted to sample Ozzie fare, and we ordered the Green Goddess eggs and Harrisa chicken salad. Also, got some coffee and a golden latte because why not. We agreed that the eggs were way too sour thanks to the pickled onions; and we LOVE pickled onions, we have them at home, and this was just overly tart. The acidic flavors "stole" the show and we were disappointed because we adore shakshouka eggs. The salad was the highlight of the meal and I couldn't get enough of it. Kinda wished that the latte came in a mug instead of a glass but it was delivered the appropriate levels of turmeric and ginger as promised. Cannot comment on the coffee because I didn't partake any but I'm sure it was good.

Food ewwww service good ambiance pretty good but do not have there chicken sausages they are very hard

Stop here for delicious brunch items I love a good turn up brunch as much as the next girl but sometimes having something chill is needed as well. I stopped here before a spa day and it was giving exactly the vibes I needed before a day of relaxing. I loved how versatile the space was. I saw some people dressed for brunch but others looked like they just stopped in after errands or a workout class. The food was delicious. I had a cheddar bacon biscuit brekkie sandwich and it was not your basic egg sandwich. The biscuit was wonderfully seasons and soft and the eggs were super fluffy. It was honestly delicious. You HAVE to try some of their fluffy drinks which they have an alcoholic and non alcoholic and of course we got a couple of coffees to get us through the day. Lastly the service was amazing. Our server Rosa was so sweet and attentive and this is deff the place to try it you want something low key but delicious Thank you @citizensof for having me. And as always be sure to this post for later and join me for more NYC foodie adventures What We Had * Cheddar Biscuit Brekkie Sandwich * Green Goddess Shakshuka * Granola & Yogurt Bowl * Whipped Paloma * Fluffy Pineapple Marg * St Germaine Spritz * Kiwi Margarita * Nitro Caramel Iced Latte NYC brunch, best brunch nyc, restaurants near me, best brunch near me, soho, restaurants in soho, restaurants in nyc,

I came here with my family for brunch last weekend as we were fueling up to shop in Soho that day. We started with some coffees and fresh juices which were great. I ordered the avocado Benedict, which was just okay. I didn't like the beet hummus surrounding the plate, and found the dish to be lacking in flavor. My sister loved her BBQ Benedict, and my dad loved his biscuit breakfast sandwich. They had gluten free bread too which was a plus!

Wow Marti was an absolutely phenomenal server! We loved her so much she was so vibrant, personable and attentive. I will 100% come back solely for her but the food and drinks were fabulous too.

I love a good weekday brunch and decided to check out Citizens of Soho. It's a fun spot. Very friendly and warm service, spacious and plenty of tables. I ordered a cappuccino. The coffee was delish. My food came out very quickly and had good flavor bit was not as hot as I would have liked (luke warm). I would try it again and maybe ask for it to be served hot! I was also a bit disappointed in the portions of the salad. It was supposed to come on the side and was no more than two bits of greens lol. I expect more for brunch. Overall decent spot. Highlights are the service and coffee. Would come back to try other things on the menu.

Holy Moly! I've never had a classic Australian brunch before and I am hooked now! I had the pulled pork eggs benny for the first time ever and am addicted to it. In fact, I ordered that at another brunch place 2 weeks after and that's when I realized how truly amazing Citizens Of SoHo is. The pulled pork seemed like it was simmered for a long period of time and perfectly sauced. The eggs were extra runny. This was pure perfection. Service was spectacular and the ambiance was chill/cutesy vibe.

1/1 Ambience; 0.5/2 Food; 1/1 Service; 0.5/1 Value The restaurant was vivacious with a great atmosphere on a Sunday afternoon for a packed brunch service. It is reminiscent of many of the Australian coffee shops that are popular around the city. Despite it being so busy, the food was served quickly and the service was attentive. My friend had the baked eggs and I opted for the salmon eggs. The expectations were high given the popularity on social media, but unfortunately I was rather disappointed. The sourdough tasted stale and was difficult to cut through, and the salad did not taste that fresh either. The salmon, however, did taste fresh, so that was definitely a positive. There was also not much flavor overall. My friend did like her baked eggs, but found the portion to be rather small for the price. The presentation of the food, however, is indeed aesthetically pleasing. Overall, the price did seem to run a bit steep for the quality and portion sizes.

This place is cute but nothing special. Sidenote: the Soho location is the only location where you can make a reservation. What we ordered: - velvet latte ($6): I would pass on this. I didn't like the aftertaste and it didn't even come in a traditional latte mug. - cast iron baked eggs ($17): my friend added mushrooms ($4). - smashing avocado ($17): this was good but I think overpriced and nothing special. Our servers were really nice though. But I wouldn't come again. There is a single stall bathroom in the back. There was always a line for the bathroom and I don't know what people were doing in there because every person was taking forever...//

It's a solid brunch place with modern, colorful, and lively interior! Their booths are spacious enough to fit 5-6 people, and me and my 3 friends were comfortably seated in one of those. I got the avocado toast and it was visually STUNNING, and very delicious! Overall, i'd recommend this place if you're looking for a brunch spot to catch up with friends. 4 stars because our waitress that day got several of our orders wrong... I ordered an egg as add on, but my avocado toast didn't come with it. My friend ordered a hot latte, and it came as iced. Not big deals - but we did have small talks regarding these specific additional requests with the waitress, so it was confusing to us when our orders came without them.

My friend and I came 20 minutes before our reservation since we were starving but they were still able to seat us. The spot was very cute and there was a lot of natural light. Food wise, we ordered the bbq pulled pork Benny and cheddar biscuit sandwich, as well as the vegemite flight. I thought the bbq pulled pork Benny was so yummy. It was a big portion and very flavorful. The vegemite flight featured 4 small slices of bread with vegemite and various other toppings. My friend and I split this but 3 pieces + the pulled pork Benny was already a lot of food for me - I was stuffed. Overall, yummy food and great prices! Would definitely come again.

Really enjoyed my brunch here. It's a lively, coffee shop/cafe with a nice menu. The portions aren't big so it's good to order a few plates and share. Prices are great. Coffee is great too. I had a soy latte, the museli, and a side of scrambled eggs. Everything was perfect, especially the eggs. Cute spot in a fun location. Make a reservation for Sundays, it's packed.

The most delicious brunch and morning celebrating a bridesmaids proposal. The staff couldn't have been nicer and our waitress brought us over banana bread and other pastries, as well as strawberry mimosas on the house. Unfortunately, pancakes and hash browns were not available but the food was incredible! Definitely a cute, insta-worthy, fun brunch spot located conveniently near Soho in NYC!

This is such a cute spot, with nice large booths with comfy pillows and a light, bright atmosphere. The fresh made fruit juices and lemonade were delicious with fun colorful paper straws. The waiter was attentive, but didn't rush us. We arrived around 8:30 on a Tuesday morning and by the time we left, almost every table was full. I ordered the regular eggs Benedict with hash browns. This was worth ordering and is served on a biscuit. The eggs were a bit over, but they were still delicious. I used the brekkie sauce to eat it. My husband ordered the sausage and egg sandwich, which he really enjoyed. My daughters ordered the pancakes and wow, were they incredible. They were both soft and crispy and covered with powdered sugar with house made syrup. The coffee is also excellent as was the soy chai latte. This is a great neighborhood spot in SoHo.

I went here to meet a friend for an early lunch on a Friday in mid-May. This was the second time I'd been here. The food was very good. I had the Smashed Avo Toast. They do a very good job on this dish especially with the addition of the beet hummus--I remember enjoying that too at (the now defunct) Citizens of Bleecker. And it's pretty cute and bright in there, a nice casual environment for breakfast/lunch/brunch. What wasn't so good: the service. Our server seemed fine at first--she was young and kind of bubbly. In addition to the avocado toast, I had ordered coffee and a Mimosa. Now, most people want a Mimosa--or any cocktail really--to arrive before the meal. My friend and I got our coffees first, and eventually I flagged down our server when she was nearby and politely asked her about the status of the Mimosa. She very nonchalantly said, "Oh, that's my bad"--and explained that she'd forgotten to put it in. I would have preferred a sincere "I'm really sorry, we'll get it for you right away", but whatever. I figured the drink would be coming pretty soon. I was chatting and catching up with my friend and eventually our food came. I mentioned to my friend that I was surprised they still hadn't brought the Mimosa. He said, "Oh yeah, they should take that off your bill." Eventually our server, looking flustered and annoyed, brought the Mimosa, saying that it had just been made. (It didn't taste great, by the way) It was odd too, although I had been very calm and patient in my interactions with her, I noticed after she brought the drink over her whole attitude just seemed weirdly frosty. When she brought us our bill later, the Mimosa was on it, so I went over to their front desk/cashier area to see if I could talk to someone. Our server was standing very close to that area, so it was a little awkward, but I explained to the people in front about the issue with the drink coming so late and they said no problem, we'll adjust the bill, and they did. I feel like after that whole incident I would not be in a huge hurry to return to Citizens, but I do think their food is good so I'd go back again sometime, but hope to get a different server.

I loved Citizens of Chelsea when I tried it a year prior so I thought I'd come to Citizens of Soho when I was in the area. I ordered one of the same dishes as I had previously (cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwich) and it was much smaller and not nearly as good. The portions were incredibly small and ingredients were not fresh at all. Since the tiny portion of the breakfast sandwich didn't fill me up, I also ordered the waffle and it was comical. It was one of the waffles that come in a bag at the grocery store (stale and weird old flavor) which they topped with sauces and syrups that tasted bad almost like those decorating frostings that aren't supposed to taste good, just look pretty. I wouldn't come back to this location.

We had a lovely breakfast thanks to the friendly staff at COS. Ben was exceptional and really made our experience memorable. The coffee was the best we had in NYC! I ordered the caramel latte hot then went back later for an iced version. I also loved my green shakshuka, thank you for a wonderful time!

When they're on point, it's amazing. When the kitchen is slammed, and your food comes out tepid, it's just sad. E.g., bacon and hash browns should always come out hot and crispy, not limp and lukewarm. Honestly would rather have our table get their food at different times and be hot and amazing than simultaneously and meh.

I did feel very rushed but I will say their coffee and brunch menu is amazing! ( it was also like a Tuesday and the place had many open tables so I'm confused why the server was rushing me so much...)

Stopped by for breakfast, it was good. I will be back. Staff was great service and ambiance was great

This place is decorated with such vibrant colors and the interior is so lively! The food is also yummy! I got the smashed avocado, which came with a delicious beet spread. We had waiter Jessie, who was really kind and provided great service. Overall, I'd come again for a Sunday brunch.

It's a cute spot, but the food is just alright and pretty standard breakfast items. Service is wonderful, and it's a great spot to get coffee with a friend. I had the salmon eggs and my partner got the baked eggs - both were quite underwhelming given the hype we had seen on other reviews. The portions are quite small, so be warned that you might have to order something else to share! Price is steep for the portions, but if you are in Soho and need a slightly more elevated spot for brunch this is a nice pit stop in your day.

Pro tip: the soho location DOES NOT carry pancakes or hashbrowns as said on the website menu, only the Chelsea location have those. So do not go by their menu. They should state that cause we actually came here wanting to eat the pancake and hash. Regardless the alternative food selection we chose were good!! We got the orange juice, waffles, big brekkie and cheddar biscuit brekkie sandwich. The waffles were the best, it came with some caramel sauce on them and they were crispy outside and soft inside. If you don't like sweet this is not for you because it tasted extra sugary due to the caramel topping. The big brekkie was good, the toast was a bit hard, good choice if you're feeling indecisive and went to try a bit of everything. The cheddar brekkie sandwich was ok, nothing special. Orange juice was "fluffy" aka has pulp, so if you don't like pulp skip this, and it did taste a bit bitter or off, maybe there's cucumber in it? I would def go back but this time to the chelsea location to try the pancake and hashbrowns

Simple & straightforward review. Tried their avocado toast, fried chicken burger & banana bread french toast. BB french toast is BOMB. Definitely definitely order that you gonna love it. Ambiance is chill. Service is friendly.

I'd give this place a 3.5 to 4 stars. It's a solid brunch spot with a good variety and plenty of classics. The food is good and I enjoyed my salmon eggs Benedict. Service is also nice and friendly although this place is very packed. I must be getting old because my goodness, it is ridiculously, unpleasantly loud in here! Most of the patrons are young, university demographic people having a jolly good time drinking, brunching, and literally having yelling conversations. I'm comfortable with loud nyc, but I literally could not hear my friend sitting 1 foot across from me. If you want a brunch date spot where you won't have to talk to the person, this is the place to be.

I love the atmosphere!! Croissant was so delicious :) Waffle was a bit sweet. I highly recommend here. Bring here yourself, friends and family!! Heart of Soho :) love the energy inside as well as waiters are friendly. One thing a bit bothered me; They close at 5pm on the weekend. I hope they can consider open at least 6pm....(when I sit down around 4:15pm, I didn't know they close so early.)

Food and drinks are amazing! Good vibes for quick brunch or lunch. Came with my friend and we had a good time.

Came here for brunch on my birthday and it was great! Everything was delicious and the staff were wonderful. The interior is beautiful as well. I'd definitely come back!

I arrived on a Wednesday morning and was pleasantly surprised. You can either go to the take out section or the seated dine in area, I chose to dine in. I started off with a matcha latte. The matcha latte wasn't great, but it did the job. While I was waiting for my colleague, I was able to do some work. They didn't mind me having my laptop out, I just had to ask them for the password. After awhile, I ordered the cast iron baked eggs as my meal, and that hit the spot! Overall, it wasn't a bad place. I'd come back with friends for breakfast sometime. The environment wasn't too chaotic, and the service was quick and friendly as well.

Came by for a quick Sunday brunch and had a great time! I had the salmon eggs, and I enjoyed it -- would recommend! The salad portion of it was not great though. Overall, good vibes and would come back for brunch!

I don't quite understand the hype of this place. We came super early and there were tons of staff members just hanging around, and yet, it took almost an hour to get our food. The kicker- the food sucked! My waffle was doughy in the middle and super small. Def not worth the $15 price tag. My husband had the plant powered baked brekkie. Is this really what they eat in Australia? This place is more like an American's idea of what Australian cuisine is. I don't recommend and, with so many other delish breakfast spots in the area, we won't be back.

Hip cute & modern, couldn't have asked for more from a brunch spot. The servers were so patient and attentive, and the food came out so quickly. Reservations are easy to make with many available times. I ordered the harissa chicken bowl, which was so flavorful and I absolutely recommend!!, and an iced matcha latte, which already comes with almond milk (for all the lactose intolerant ones) and was refreshing and not too sweet. The tables were placed kind of close together so you could hear surrounding conversations, but nonetheless is a great spot to sit back and socialize. I hope to try their other menu items soon :)

Such a cozy gem! Their coffee is amazing, cappuccino, latte! Just so smooth, wakes you up and on point. [note: if you ask for cream, it's $1 extra] Love the space, not huge but such a cozy vibe... and enough space for solo, doubles and quads! They do have one big table (potentially for communal sharing or a party of 6-8). Unisex WC in the back. Take-away in the front. Seatings in the middle. Lots of 2 seaters! Food was delicious! Variety of light fare to a bit more heavy; we opted for light fare with substantial protein! We were powered up all day... and had a very late lunch/dinner... around 2:45pm b/c we were still pretty full. We got a latte each, smashing avocado (jazzed up avocado toast!) added poached egg & bacon! Super yummy. Also got the Salmon & Eggs, added avocado. The arugula salad is delish! Everything was so delish - we can't wait to return and try other hearty treats. They have lots of regulars and makes this spot even more awesome. Loyalty says a lot about a place (seriously would you go back to a crappy spot? Nah man). IMHO. Tip: make a reservation if possible b/c it does get busy after 10AM, it can get hectic with their barista - so might need to repeat your ask maybe 2x (or like the poor guy next to us... 4x for an ice americano). And if you really need the hot sauce... make sure to remind your waiter... I never got mine but I was OK w/o it. Cheers! #yelplife #coffeefan #brunchpeople

Food was disappointmenting. Everything was room temerpature or cold. It's clear that all of the food items are pre-made hours prior sitting on "warming" plates in the back. The bacon was especially cold, greasy, and floppy. Sadly I won't be returning to this neighborhood spot because of the food quality, even though the staff was an absolute delight.

Such a great spot with amazing staff who really go above and beyond, interesting food, and thoughtful food allergy modifications. I can't say enough nice things about this place! I will absolutely be coming back. Given my ridiculous food sensitivities (gluten, dairy, meat, sugar), the staff made a lot of modifications for our meals and I'm so appreciative. It's also wonderful to see outdoor seating with heaters for the winter season and people who want to stay socially distanced.